Overview
- The national government confirmed the traslado of the Paso a la Inmortalidad del General Martín Miguel de Güemes to Monday 15 June, creating a three‑day long weekend from June 13–15.
- The Paso a la Inmortalidad of General Manuel Belgrano remains an inamovible holiday on Saturday 20 June, so there will not be a second nationwide long weekend later that month.
- Multiple Buenos Aires municipalities and the San Juan provincial government announced local asuetos for June that apply to public administration and some public workers, with San Juan city set to have a confirmed four‑day break when combined with the national holiday.
- Business groups report mixed commercial plans for the period: an 80% survey result shows most Mendoza shops will open, Tucumán’s microcentro expects closures but extended Saturday hours, banks will close on the holiday and transport will run on reduced/ Sunday schedules.
- Regional developments include Ucayali in Peru adding two non‑labour days on June 18 and 24 on top of the national June 29 holiday, and the pattern highlights how Argentina’s Ley 27.399 lets certain patriotic dates be moved to form long weekends, a rule that drives employer decisions, premium pay for worked holidays and possible last‑minute tourism bookings.